Can you add arms? this looks like a recipe for disaster.
36332
I wish I had read these reviews before purchasing this machine. Very hard to walk on, too small and no place to hold on for stability if you are over 5 ft tall.
36333
No this treadmill appears exactly like it does in the picture except ridiculously small. Nobody over 5 ft tall should buy this POS.
36334
Someone said to put it next to a wall for support. I bought it because it didn't have arms. Like it that way!
36335
This thing really needs side rails. I don't feel secure on this so gave up on it.
36336
I don't think you can add arms......if you have good balance then it will work for you...if not, need one with arms
36337
I've been thinking about a way to build side rails. Most people put it next to a wall or desk to use for balance. It kind of is a disaster. Very narrow with no side rails, so you gotta watch your feet most of the time
36338
No, the problem is not the arms but the part where you walk. It should be bigger, then could be safe.
2155095
No you can not... don't buy it.. the length of the arm is not long enough and the pressure is not that great.
2133589
You can add arms to it. I didn't add them to my chair but you should be able to find them by typing the chair model along with arm rests.
1449393
No, not unless you can bend the metal arms. You would probably have to use a pair of pliers & hope the metal arms don't break.
228996
It can be done but not comfortably. If you have a large upper arm you will need the extensions. I think my arm is fairly small and I can barely get it to work. I just haven't gotten around to ordering the extenders.
7436
You can do anything with enough ingenuity, but simple answer, no. It would require modifications.
2024397
The handles are most likely too short. The rubber coating would probably melt and you would get burned.
2095335
Not very well. I however you could turn the feet and arms in so it would lay flat or stand very thin.
1353608
While it is possible to add things onto it by using the bolts, it would be a bad idea; the whole thing works by evenly distributing the weight, and changing the design could be dangerous if it were to collapse because of it.
645610
I am a lot larger than that, and I have no problem with it. However, I left the arms off. If you do install the arms, they are adjustable to compensate for extra width.
291532
Simple answer is yes BUT if I understand your goal, I have seen better solutions with an articulating arm. You may want to search that . While this does have a wide range of adjustments , it is not something I would want to do on a regular basis .
1389808
Yes you can. The hands can be extended foward as if it was reaching for something. The arms can turn in the direction you want the arms to be. If you are looking to buy a Danboard this is the one!!! Hope this helps :D
1993259
sorry but don't understand your question well.... but all I can say is that the arms-height adjustment, is not easy as it should be... because sometimes you want to change the height several times during the day and to do it, you have to use strong force to rise it or else... to me, is lack of more design.... unless mine is not good... thanks.
1904546
I added nothing extra. I just installed the arms with the screws provided. It holds just fine.
747364
I agree with the answer from another responder. Although quite awkward it could be done but it's not something I would say would be easily done. Sorry
1164949
Stacking is physically possible, but the result would be very unsteady. They were not manufactured to enable stacking.
1865860
I certainly would not use this Slendertone Arms while on an eliptical because of the contractions that effect the movement of arms and hands....It would not be safe.